As Nissan’s luxury brand, you might expect Infiniti to be a miss. That’s where you’d be wrong. Aside from their more family-friendly vehicles, Infiniti has some truly brilliant cars as well. Cars like the Infiniti G35, G37, and Q50 all demonstrate that you can have a lot of fun in an Infiniti. Learn about all three of those cars and more in our articles listed below.
Infiniti first released their G37 model back in 2008 to replace the outgoing G35. The G37 lasted from 2008-2013, earning itself a formidable reputation as a fun luxury car with solid performance. Under the hood, Infiniti put a stroked version of the engine from the G35, the VQ37VHR. The naturally aspirated VQ37VHR makes 330 hp…
The Infiniti Q50 began production in 2013 and went on sale for model year 2014. Q50 models are the successor to the Infiniti Q40/G37. As with the 370Z and G37, the Q50 is built on Nissan’s FM platform and shares the same VQ37VHR engine option. It’s an excellent engine with plenty of potential for engine…
At this point in time, the Infiniti G37 has cemented its reputation in the automotive community as a bit of a jack of all trades. G37s are reliable, quick, and extremely modifiable. In fact, a lot of the G37’s buried magic can be released through modifications. G37 coilovers are a good way of making your…
Powered by the VQ35 engine, the Infiniti G35 produces somewhere in the range of 220-250whp bone stock. However, at nearly 3,500lbs this doesn’t make for the quickest car around. Considering it’s heavy weight, one of the best performance upgrades you can make to the G35 is the addition of coilovers. While coilovers won’t necessary make…
Powered by the VQ35DE engine, first gen G35’s produced from 2003-2007 ranged from 260-298 horsepower. In 2007 the G35 received a facelift along with some small engine modifications that increased power to 306hp. The new engine was dubbed the “Rev-Up” engine and went by the code VQ35HR. Early G35 models will dyno in the 220-240whp…
